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A specific street address.

First administrative level within the country/region, such as a state or a province.

Second administrative level within the country/region, such as a county.

Third administrative level within the country/region, such as a district, parish, or municipality.

A building that houses government offices or public administrative functions.

A facility where aircraft regularly take off and land, with facilities for passengers and cargo.

A passenger terminal building within an airport.

An entertainment facility featuring rides, games, and themed attractions.

A place where archaeological remains or cultural artifacts of an ancient civilization are preserved.

A public facility where aquatic plants and animals are exhibited and studied.

A group or chain of islands.

A natural depression in the land surface, often surrounded by higher terrain.

A site of a historically significant land battle.

A body of water partially enclosed by land, smaller than a gulf and larger than a cove.

A shore of sand, pebble, or other unconsolidated sediment along a body of water.

A structure carrying a road, railway, or path across an obstacle such as a river, valley, or another road.

A building used for general business or commercial activities that doesn't fit a more specific category.

A site with shelters or facilities for temporary occupation, such as a campground or seasonal settlement.

An artificial watercourse used for transportation, irrigation, or drainage.

A facility used for gambling and games of chance.

A historically fortified building or complex of buildings, typically associated with noble or royal residence.

A natural underground chamber or passage formed in rock.

A burial place or graveyard.

A navigable waterway between two land bodies or the main flow path of a larger water body.

A building used for public Christian worship.

A high, steep face of rock or earth, often overlooking a coast or valley.

A named stretch of land bordering the sea.

A facility hosting community activities, meetings, and social services.

One of the Earth's major landmasses.

A country or region.

A circular depression formed by volcanic activity or meteorite impact.

An area distinguished by shared cultural characteristics, such as language, ethnicity, or heritage.

A barrier constructed across a stream or river to impound water.

A landform of alluvial deposits formed where a river meets a larger body of water.

A large arid region with sparse vegetation due to limited precipitation.

An area of land drained by a river system and its tributaries.

A mound or ridge of wind-blown sand.

A structure that houses a specialized facility, such as a utility plant or service installation.

A facility where passengers and vehicles board and disembark ferries.

A building that houses a bank, credit union, or other financial services institution.

A building that houses firefighters, equipment, and emergency response vehicles.

A large area of land dominated by trees.

A defensive military structure or earthworks.

A cultivated area for displaying ornamental or scientifically curated plants.

A hot spring that periodically erupts jets of water and steam.

A persistent mass of ice that moves slowly under its own weight.

A field laid out for playing golf.

A metropolitan area or conurbation that contains and extends beyond a populated place.

A college, university, or similar institution of post-secondary education.

A site of historical significance, often preserved as a cultural heritage location.

A medical facility providing inpatient and outpatient care.

A natural spring where geothermally heated groundwater emerges at the surface.

A natural mass or surface layer of frozen water covering land or water.

A territory recognized as the homeland of an indigenous people or community.

A building or installation used for manufacturing, production, or other industrial operations.

A landmass surrounded by water, smaller than a continent.

A narrow strip of land connecting two larger landmasses and separating two bodies of water.

An inland body of standing water surrounded by land.

A named land region that doesn't fit a more specific geographic category.

A natural land feature that doesn't fit a more specific category, such as a Mountain, Valley, or Plateau.

A notable building of architectural, cultural, or historical significance that serves as a recognizable landmark.

A building that houses a collection of books and other media available for public use.

A coastal or harbor structure displaying a navigation light to guide ships.

A harbor facility providing moorings and services for small boats and yachts.

A place where goods are bought and sold, typically at retail.

A building used for medical or health-related services other than a Hospital, such as a clinic or medical office.

A station on a subway, underground, or other urban rapid-transit rail system.

An installation operated by armed forces for training, supply, or operations.

A complex operated by a religious group to provide community services and propagate faith.

A commemorative structure or statue erected to honor a person, event, or idea.

A building used for public Islamic worship.

A landform that rises significantly above its surroundings, typically with steep slopes and a defined summit.

A connected series of mountains forming a continuous range.

A station that serves multiple transportation modes, such as combined rail, bus, or metro services.

A facility where objects of artistic, scientific, or historical interest are preserved and exhibited.

A structure related to maritime or nautical activity, such as a pier, dock, or buoy.

A locally recognized area within a populated place, often with informal or culturally defined boundaries.

A fertile area in a desert sustained by a natural water source.

A vantage point or lookout providing scenic views of the surrounding area.

One of the major divisions of Earth's global ocean.

A building used primarily for professional or administrative office space.

A suggestion that doesn't fit any other defined type.

An area maintained for public recreation or scenic enjoyment.

A multi-level structure dedicated to vehicle parking.

A navigable route through or over a mountain range or similar obstruction.

A landmass projecting into a body of water and nearly surrounded by it.

An extensive area of relatively flat or gently undulating land.

A celestial body orbiting a star, typically used to represent the Earth as the root of the geographic hierarchy.

An elevated area of relatively level land with steep slopes on one or more sides.

A recreational area equipped for children's play.

An open area used for playing organized sports.

A geographic pole, such as the North or South Pole.

A self-governing political entity, such as an independent or dependent state or territory.

A concentrated area of human settlement, such as a city, town or village.

A maritime facility with terminals for loading and unloading waterborne cargo or passengers.

The smallest postal code category, such as a zip code.

A prominent elevated landform projecting into a lowland or body of water.

A track or course laid out for racing vehicles, animals, or athletes.

A facility where passengers board and disembark trains.

A submerged or partially submerged ridge of rock, sand, or coral near the water surface.

A building used for religious worship or practice that doesn't fit a more specific category, such as Church, Mosque, or Temple.

A protected tract of land set aside for conservation, wildlife, or other restricted use.

A building used primarily for human residence, such as an apartment or housing complex.

A natural watercourse flowing to a lower elevation, typically toward a sea, lake, or another river.

A street segment without a specific house number, returned when the geocoding service cannot locate an exact house number for the query. Despite its name, this value does not indicate a physical road closure.

A destroyed or decayed structure that no longer serves its original function.

A facility used as a base for scientific research, often in remote or extreme environments.

A large body of salt water partially enclosed by land, smaller than an ocean.

An area of water designated for seaplanes to take off and land.

A structure or site that memorializes a person or commemorates a sacred event or concept.

A recreational area developed for skiing and other winter sports.

A natural source where groundwater flows from the earth's surface.

A large venue with tiered seating for spectator sports or events.

A region defined for statistical or census purposes, such as a metropolitan statistical area or census tract.

A building dedicated to religious worship.

A venue for presenting plays, films, or other live or recorded performances.

A scenic or heritage railway operated primarily for tourism rather than regular transit.

A building that serves tourists, such as a visitor center or tourist information office.

The starting point of a hiking, biking, or recreational trail.

A structure that supports transportation infrastructure, such as a toll plaza, weigh station, or transit shelter.

An underground or underwater passage for road, rail, or pedestrian transit.

An elongated low-lying area between hills or mountains, often containing a watercourse.

A mountain or hill formed by volcanic activity, typically with a crater at its summit.

A path or paved surface designated for pedestrian use.

A constructed barrier forming a continuous vertical boundary, often used for defense, separation, or commemoration.

A point where a stream or river drops vertically or steeply.

A body of water that doesn't fit a more specific category, such as a Lake, River, or Sea.

An area of land saturated with water and supporting aquatic vegetation, such as a marsh or swamp.

A facility where wine is produced and often offered for tasting or sale.

A facility where wild animals are kept for public exhibition and study.

Suggestions that resolve to a specific address or a road segment.

Suggestions that resolve to named places, including administrative regions, populated places, neighborhoods, natural features, and points of interest. Examples include AdminDivision1, Neighborhood, and PopulatedPlace.

The GeoJSON FeatureCollection object type. Appears as the root of every successful geocoding, reverse geocoding, and autocomplete response body. Get Polygon uses a Feature root instead.

The GeoJSON Feature object type. Appears on every Feature inside a FeatureCollection response, and at the root of the Get Polygon response.

GeoJSON Point geometry.

GeoJSON MultiPoint geometry.

GeoJSON LineString geometry.

GeoJSON MultiLineString geometry.

GeoJSON Polygon geometry.

GeoJSON MultiPolygon geometry.

GeoJSON GeometryCollection geometry.

GeoJSON Feature object.

GeoJSON FeatureCollection object.